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What happens if you’re Chinese raised Catholic in a Muslim country?
In my case, we either have family gathering on Christmas, Chinese New Year, or Lebaran. (oh, and New Year)
I’m going back to Indonesia for Chinese New Year so I’ll be offline for 2 weeks. I’ll see you all in March!
Image from Sydney CNY
Gong xi fat chai, xin nien kuai le!
Gong xi fat chai – xin nien kuai le!
Have a wonderful and safe trip, Mee. See you, when you’re back :-)
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Happy new year Mee! It’s my year!
Have a great vacation!
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A wonderful trip to you, and a happy new year.
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Happy New Year! As an Ox, though, I’m a bit sad to see that “my year” is over.
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mrdes says: Happy CNY! Enjoy your trip!
Have a lovely time. See you in March.
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Have a fantastic time!
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Enjoy your New Year holiday!
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mee says: Thank you all for the good wishes! I’m not able to go back online in full yet, but unexpectedly I manage to steal a bit of time here and there, and I’ve been trying to catch up on my google reader! :)
